Thompson v. Johnson
California Supreme Court
Appeal by defendants, C. H Johnson and Mariana G. Day, from a judgment for plaintiffs and defendant Eymond, and from an order refusing to set aside said judgment in the First District Court of the County of San Luis Obispo. Fawcett, J.
1Opinion of the Court
McKee, J.:
Appeal from a judgment and an order denying a motion. to set aside the judgment. The appeal from the order was not taken in time and is, therefore, dismissed.
It appears by the judgment roll that the action was commenced against five defendants to foreclose a mortgage. On the eighth of February, 1879, the plaintiff filed an amended complaint to which the defendants, Johnson and Day, interposed demurrers. Day’s demurrer was adjudged to be frivolous and overruled, and leave was denied her to answer. But, at the same time, Johnson’s demurrer was sustained, and the Court, by an order…
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